Our trio (plus one) is battling addiction AGAIN on Being Human this week. "Addicted to Love" is not the title I would have chosen, so check out the review to see what I thought about this buzz kill of an episode.
Will the police find anything incriminating on Caleb's laptop during this week's episode of Pretty Little Liars? Find out how Caleb and Hanna outwit Officer Garrett in our review.
This week on How I Met Your Mother, Valentine's Day comes and goes leaving a trail of broken hearts in its wake. Read our review to to see who falls back in love and what relationship falls apart.
The spirit of Valentine's Day is in the air on Gossip Girl. Did "Crazy Cupid Love" tug at our heartstrings? Find out in TV Fanatic's Gossip Girl review?
What connection does Belle's fate in the fairy tale world have with Mr. Gold's house being robbed? And how will Mary Margaret and Ashley fare on Valentine's Day on Once Upon a Time?
Lisa meets a new boy on this week's episode of The Simpsons. Even though Nick seems like he walked straight out of a Hemingway novel, check out the review to see how their romance fizzles.
This week on House of Lies, Roscoe faces possible expulsion from school, but read our review to find out why Marty is equally perplexed about what April is accused of doing.
Did you ever wonder what it would be like to know the end of a story before reading it through? That's what we discover tonight on Pan Am as Nico, Graham and Ginny make reappearances in this out of order episode.
Julie's back with a major surprise for Susan on Desperate Housewives. Meanwhile, Bree's alcohol consumption and lust for men continues to ruin her life.
This week on Californication, Hank is summoned by Samurai before he has a chance to apologize to Karen and Becca. Read our review though to see why it's Karen who comes knocking on Hank's door in the end.
As Frank investigates a priest with a past, a young woman whose mother died tells Danny that God told her it was murder. Will Danny believe her on the latest Blue Bloods?
"Welcome to Westfield" shows just how meaningless a welcome sign can be, as Fringe explores the possibility of two universes merging into one. Was Westfield really relevant to the story? Read the review to find out!
Yea, thanks. And by thanks I mean, thank you for deciding that I should age, grow old, and probably die from a paper cut. Oh yea, and that I'll never get to do magic again. Because I'm perfect now! Did Professor Lipson tell you? I'm perfectly normal, and we all know magic doesn't come from normal so thank you for deciding that without me.